British developer Rezzil has created a consumer VR version of its own sports technology, which is used by football teams such as Manchester United, Arsenal, PSG, Manchester City and many others to practise goal kicks.
"Rezzil Player 21" offers real-world drills and challenges, according to the creators. "Whether you choose to compete against the world or destroy your best friend's score in local party mode, Rezzil's pro-level simulation will amaze you with its authenticity and accuracy," the promise reads.
It adds: "With physics and ball control improved by top clubs, you can now really hold, touch or control the ball for more accuracy. You can even play freestyle if you want, every touch of the ball, every action, every kick feels amazingly realistic."
"Rezzil Player 21" will be available free of charge in November 2020 via Steam will be available for download, although no exact date has yet been given. Valve Index and HTC Vive are supported, paired with at least one Vive tracker for the foot (two are better though). Of course, some space is also needed to avoid kicking furniture and other objects.
Source: Press release
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